'98 Fbody stainless manifolds. How are they under boost?
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'98 Fbody stainless manifolds. How are they under boost?
Evidently the 1998 exhaust manifolds are the only Ls series manifolds that aren't cast iron. How do they do under boost? I imagine they've been used with the Sts kits, but with how much boost?
I'm looking for 750+ RWHP. I figure these would be easy to modify with a T3 flange making them a time saver for my project.
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I'm looking for 750+ RWHP. I figure these would be easy to modify with a T3 flange making them a time saver for my project.
Thanks, Russ
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Woo! Bump! Somebody will chime in eventually. Stainless isn't cast, and I know there have been plenty of guinea pigs on the subject. I just want to know how well they work.
I imagine they [stainless] wouldn't have any problems with heavy use (15-20 lbs), even daily use...but my question is, will these handle road race amounts of heat? I have mild steel Hooker shorties, but REALLY don't want to use them. I'll be using them in the mile up to 1.0-1.2 bar.
Thanks, Russ
I imagine they [stainless] wouldn't have any problems with heavy use (15-20 lbs), even daily use...but my question is, will these handle road race amounts of heat? I have mild steel Hooker shorties, but REALLY don't want to use them. I'll be using them in the mile up to 1.0-1.2 bar.
Thanks, Russ
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